The cost of going solar can vary based on your unique needs, property location, and home layout. Generally, a complete solar setup will set you back anywhere from $5,000 to $9,000, covering all materials, components, and installation expenses.

By harnessing and storing solar energy during the day, you can feed it back into the grid and utilize it at night. Your power bill could potentially be reduced by 60% to 80%, or even up to 100%, depending on your nighttime consumption and the amount of sunlight your panels receive.

Absolutely! Our Solaredge package, featuring DC Safe Technology, provides one of the safest solar products available. In many systems, power is shut off at the inverter when anomalies are detected, leaving cables live.

Solaredge, however, cuts power at the panel itself, mitigating possible issues within the system

We make the rebate process hassle-free by factoring the rebate price into the installation cost. You only pay the post-rebate price, so you don't have to worry about a thing.

Solar power is remarkably low-maintenance. All you need is a good amount of sunlight and a connection to the electrical grid (or an off-grid power source).

We provide everything needed for your solar system: rail and racking, full cabling, inverter, panels, and monitoring.

Solaredge, however, cuts power at the panel itself, mitigating possible issues within the system.

We continuously monitor your system to ensure it's performing optimally and provide remote firmware updates and fault detection.

All parts come with a 10-year warranty, and we recommend scheduling regular maintenance and panel cleaning every 12 — 18 months.